Hawaii Ethics Commission Posts Two Vacancies
Interested people should submit an application, resume and letters of recommendation.
Hawaii Keeps Its Indoor Mask Mandate Despite New Federal Guidelines
The CDC says it’s safe to stop wearing masks in most of the United States, including Hawaii, as the latest coronavirus surge recedes.
Former Bishop Estate Trustee Oz Stender Dies
Stender sought to improve accountability and financial management of the scandal-plagued trust in the 1990s.
Native Hawaiian Entrepreneurs Get A Boost From E-Commerce Giant Shopify
The Hawaii Rising program taps into a growing trend of small businesses seeking ways to thrive online and reach buyers across the globe amid the pandemic.
There Are Widespread Reports of Sex Trafficking, So Why No Convictions?
Few state resources have been dedicated to combatting traffickers.
Helicopter Crashes At Kauai Missile Range Facility, Killing Four People
The helicopter was operated by a military contractor participating in a training operation.
Former Na Leo TV CEO Sentenced To Prison For Embezzlement And Bribery
Stacy Higa admitted to embezzling more than $38,000 from AmeriCorps and offering a bribe in return for grants under Covid aid.
Government Boards Struggle To Adapt To Hawaii’s New Open Meetings Law
Meanwhile, the Legislature is considering further changes to the Sunshine Law, including requiring that video livestreams be archived.
The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: AARP Hawaii State Director Kealii Lopez
The nonprofit advocacy organization is again pushing for the Legislature to enact a Hawaii Retirement Savings Program. But that’s just one part of its broad agenda.
Six Democrats Apply For Ty Cullen’s House Seat
The lawmaker represented Royal Kunia, Village Park, Waipahu, Makakilo and West Loch before resigning for accepting bribes.